Keppel agrees to sell 51% stake in Keppel South Central to Keppel REIT

By Public Technologies
  • Keppel will sell a 51% stake in K-Commercial, owner of Singapore’s Keppel South Central commercial building, to Keppel REIT.
  • The buyer will pay approximately S$149 million for the shares and lend approximately S$462 million to repay existing shareholder loans.
  • The transaction values the 51% property interest at approximately S$626 million, based on a 70-year leasehold interest.
  • Completion is expected in the second quarter of 2027, subject to conditions including Keppel REIT unitholder approval.
  • The seller will provide income support guaranteeing approximately S$2.23 million monthly for up to five years, subject to earlier termination.


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